Katrina Young
Katrina Young is the Technology Transfer Expansion Program lead at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. In this role, she helps the entrepreneurial, business, and academic communities leverage NASA technology to launch startup ventures and careers in tech entrepreneurship while strengthening NASA’s relations with academia, business, and industry. During her more than 20-year NASA…
Katrina Young is the lead for NASA Langley Research Center's Technology Transfer Expansion Program. Based in Hampton, Virginia, her role involves collaborating with entrepreneurs, businesses, and academics to utilize NASA's technology for launching startups and careers in tech entrepreneurship. This initiative also aims to improve NASA's relationships with academia, industry, and businesses.
With over two decades of experience at NASA, Young has held diverse positions within the Offices of Education, Human Capital, Strategic Analysis, Communications, and Business Development. Currently, she is assigned to the Office of Strategic Partnerships. Young holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of Arts in English (Secondary) from Hampton University, as well as a Master of Arts in educational technology leadership from George Washington University. She is a graduate of Virginia Peninsula Community College's LEAD Peninsula Class of 2010.
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